Area Attractions

One could spend an entire vacation within the grounds of Pinehurst and leave completely content, and the truth is—many do. But for those who’ve experienced Pinehurst before, or those whose curiosity simply draws them beyond our gates, there are many additional wonders in the surrounding area begging to be enjoyed. Scroll through them here, plan your excursion and, should you have any questions, feel free to ask. We love discovering and discussing all there is to see and do here every bit as much as you will.

(Located beside Pinehurst No. 8)
15 Centennial Blvd, Pinehurst, NC 28374
1-833-890-4039
Website

Since 1949, Golf Pride has been the global leader in golf grip performance innovation. Golf Pride’s Retail Lab at their Global Innovation Center is a first of its kind, an “inside the ropes” regripping experience where all guests can receive the tour player treatment. Bring your clubs and make sure your grips are fresh for your next round. Same day turn around available (pending drop-off time); you can even wait for your clubs and enjoy some refreshments while the Tour Technician works. The Retail Lab is located at 15 Centennial Blvd, Pinehurst, NC 28374. We are open Monday-Friday from 8:30am to 4pm (closed on weekends and holidays).

(Approximately 15 mins from Pinehurst)
Southern Pines, NC 28387
www.southernpines.biz/visitor-info

Southern Pines has always served as a center of commerce, being the major railroad station in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Take a drive, then stroll through the gorgeous streets in the downtown shopping district, with its many fine restaurants, locally-owned boutiques and coffee shops.

(Approximately 15 mins from Pinehurst)
482 East Connecticut Avenue, Southern Pines, NC 28387
www.mooreart.org/programs/campbell-house
910-692-2463

Originally built as part of James Boyd’s home in 1903, Boyd’s heirs sold part of the property, to Major W.D. Campbell in the early 1920s, who in turn gave the property to the city of Southern Pines in 1966. At the request of the Campbell family, their residence was to be used for the “cultural and social enrichment of the community.” The Campbell House is now home to the Visual Arts Program of the Arts Council of Moore County. Monthly exhibits showcase artwork from local, regional and national artists. HOURS: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; 3rd weekend each month, 2-4pm with free admission.

(Approximately 20 mins from Pinehurst)
1024 Ft. Bragg Road, Southern Pines, NC 28387
www.ncparks.gov/weymouth-woods-sandhills-nature-preserve
910-692-2167

Weymouth Woods is an 898-acre area located in the midst of an enormous nature preserve, which offers a distinctive experience, as its goal is to preserve and portray the natural features unique to this region. Learn more about the fascinating species and plants indigenous to the south-central North Carolina environment. HOURS: Nov-Feb, 8am-6pm and Mar-Oct, 8am–8pm.

(Approximately 30 mins from Pinehurst)
Along Carthage Street (Hwy 24/27), Cameron, NC 28326
www.antiquesofcameron.com/historic.htm

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Cameron Historical District features structures dating back to the 1870s. Considered an architectural gem, this district includes old homes, antique shops and beautiful churches.

(Approximately 50 mins from Pinehurst)
106 North Broad Street, Seagrove, NC 27341
www.discoverseagrove.com
336-873-7280

Seagrove Pottery began as a result of abundant raw materials and the town’s proximity to “Plank Road,” which ran from Cross Creek to Salem. Seagrove is now home to more than 95 potteries, where you can find everything from simple cups and bowls for daily use to museum-quality works of art and everything in between.

(Approximately 30 mins from Pinehurst)
120 Carthage Street, Sanford, NC 27330
www.templeshows.com
919-774-4155

Built in 1925, The Temple Theatre remains Central North Carolina’s home for the Performing Arts. The Temple Theatre provides professional, high-quality productions year-round; including seven mainstage shows a year featuring actors and actresses with numerous television and national theatre credits. Also appearing throughout the year are a myriad of special events ranging from concerts to stand-up comedy. Hours vary depending on show times. Check website for more information.

(Approximately 1 hour from Pinehurst)
100 Bragg Boulevard, Fayetteville, NC 28301
www.asomf.org
910-483-3003

The Airborne and Special Operations Museum features unique artifact displays, life-size dioramas, exciting audio-visual displays, a motion simulator and a large-screen theater to help visitors appreciate the depths of courage and heights of patriotism demonstrated by these extraordinary individuals. HOURS: Tue-Sat, 10am-5pm, Sunday, noon-5pm, and closed Monday and Federal holidays. Admission is free. There is a cost of $8.50 per person for the motion simulator.